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Local Involvement in Tourism with Special Reference to Women at Bekal Fort Region in Kasaragod, Kerala, India Online Journal ISSN : 2347 - 9671 www . epratrust.com April 2014 Vol - 2 Issue- 4 LOCAL INVOLVEMENT IN TOURISM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WOMEN AT BEKAL FORT REGION IN KASARAGOD, KERALA, INDIA Mr. Joseph PD* * Assistant Professor in Tourism Studies, Mangalore University, Mangalagangotri - 574 199, Karnataka, India. ABSTRACT he tourism sector is always deferred with a huge potential for growth, and Tthus become crucial not only for the nations, but also for the entire international community. The tourism proved to be one of the most effective means of job creation and the economic development of local communities. Tourism has shown that the potential for the creation of jobs and the promotion of income-generating activities in favour of the local and regional authorities. Certainly tourism offers many gateways for the employment of women and the possibilities of job creation independent of the small and medium- sized income generating activities, the creation of railway undertakings after the removal of the poverty of the women and of the municipalities in the developing countries. Tourism provides employment opportunities in a large number. Today, millions of women are a part of the tourism industry, both directly and indirectly. The tourism industry has contributed positively to the empowerment of women in India and throughout the world. The presence of women is seen in all sectors of tourism industry such as hotels, airlines, tour operator and travel services. Tourism development aims at improving the lives of people living in the local surroundings through responsible tourism. Studies show that in Kerala, the participation of women in tourism development activities is increasing and this has resulted in the overall development of the local community. This study includes a detail view of the participation of women in the tourism development of Bekal Fort area and understanding the problems faced by women in this sector. The researchers have used both primary and secondary data to evaluate the role of women in tourism in the study area. A self-structured questionnaire was distributed among www.epratrust.com April 2014 Vol - 2 Issue- 4 41 EPRA International Journal of Economic and Business Review ISSN : 2347 - 9671 100 local women who are residing at the Bekal Fort area to draw the conclusions. It is revealed from the study that the participation of women in tourism in the study area is pretty less compared to the other sectors of the economy. KEYWORDS: Women Participation, Tourism Development, Employment, Social Development. INTRODUCTION Tourism in India is the largest service neighboring state of Karnataka. The district industry, with a contribution of 5.9% to the of Kasaragod, blessed with high tourism national GDP and this creates 8.78% of the resources, is trying its level best to develop total employment in India. According to the its potentials in order to position itself in the statistics published by Dept. of Tourism, tourism market. Govt. of India, India received 6.58 million TOURISM AND LOCAL PARTICIPATION foreign tourists in 2012 against 6.29 million in 2011with a growth rate of 4.3%. Our This study on understanding the foreign exchange earnings from tourism has extend of local community participation, reached to USD 17.74 billion in 2012 with a mainly women will be of high relevance, growth rate of 7.1% annually against USD particularly in a district like Kasaragod 16.56 billion in 2011 and this is expected to which has developed over recent years by increase to USD37.55 billion by 2018 at a utilizing its tourism potentials to the core. 9.4% annual growth rate. In spite of all these Local community participation in tourism facts, India’s share in the international is one of the important factors leading to the tourist arrival is 0.64% and India ranks at growth of tourism projects in Kasaragod the 41th position in the world tourism district. This study will be beneficial to the scenario. stakeholders of the tourism industry, including the investors, employees, Until the early 1980s, Kerala government, etc. This study will bring out was a relatively unknown destination, with the changes that have brought into the lives most tourism circuits concentrated around of people in Kasaragod district through the the north of the country. Aggressive various tourism projects both economic as marketing campaigns launched by the well as social. Kerala Tourism Development Corporation the government agency that oversees Kasaragod being the northernmost tourism prospects of the state laid the district in the state has been facing ignorance foundation for the growth of the tourism in all the development projects and budgets industry. In the decades that followed, of the government. The various projects that Kerala Tourism was able to transform itself have been established in the district are a into one of the niche holiday destinations in boon to the Kasaragod to achieve overall India. The tag line Kerala- God’s Own development. Country was adopted in its tourism Government of India in an effort to promotions and became a global super develop potential beach locations, which brand. Government of Kerala (2006). Among could be developed as international the fourteen districts of Kerala, Kasargod is standard beach destinations had the western the northern most district bordering the cost, surveyed in 1990. The survey identified www.epratrust.com April 2014 Vol - 2 Issue- 4 42 ISSN : 2347 - 9671 Mr. Joseph PD Bekal the village in Kasaragod district in the this paper is expected to obtain a result northern most part of Kerala as potential which would be beneficial to all the locale for the development of beach resort stakeholders of the tourism industry. The destination. The Bekal coastal area has been study mainly focuses on women’s declared as the India’s first planned beach involvement in the tourism sector and the destination. In 1992 the Government of India benefits they receive by involving in the declared, Bekal as ‘Special Tourism Area’ for activities of the tourism industry. integrated resort development. Thereafter OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY Government of Kerala entrusted a multidisciplinary team consisting of To understand the present scenario planners, landscape architects, urban and of tourism industry in general; transport specialists, structural consultants and tourism, leisure industry experts with To examine the role of local the preparation of project of project community involvement in general blueprint for the development of Bekal. In and women’s participation in 1995 Bekal Resort Development Corporation particular in the development of was formed for the implementation of the tourism; Bekal Tourism Project. To evaluate the extend of women’s The Bekal Project envisages setting participation in tourism development up of an integrated beach destination at and Bekal, with the objective of developing To suggest measures to increase tourism including social infrastructure in the women’s participation in tourism region. BRDC conducted systematic surveys development. of the region through CESS (Centre for Earth METHODOLOGY Science Studies) and has developed 76 hectares (189 acres) of land that is ideal for Both primary and secondary data setting up resorts. Many new hotels and were used to attain the objectives of the resorts of large groups have been established study. Primary data are collected to obtain in the district in and around the Bekal area the direct opinion of the people in the study as well as on the beach sides. The area. This helps in understanding extend of development of various tourism products women’s participation in tourism has been highly beneficial to the local development of Bekal region. community and these people living around the destination has shown a positive Primary data were collected by approach towards these development distributing questionnaires to women in the projects. area of study and interviews with the local people. A study is done among various This study is confined to selected families in and around Bekal area. Sample areas of the district of Kasaragod which is area selected for the study were various blessed with many tourism resources which Panchayaths of Kasaragod district, namely are being developed rapidly in order to Uduma, Pallikkara, Ajanur and also 2 Wards attract large number of tourists. As there are in Kanhangad Municipality. Questionnaires only limited studies being conducted on this were distributed among women in selected aspect of women’s participation in tourism, families in the area to know if they involve www.epratrust.com April 2014 Vol - 2 Issue- 4 43 EPRA International Journal of Economic and Business Review ISSN : 2347 - 9671 directly or indirectly in tourism 3. It is found that the local community of development activities of Kasaragod district. Bekal is not aware of the benefits tourism The population in this area mainly development can bring into their lives and constitutes of the people living in the coastal the local community as well and this makes area. them less interested in participating in Questionnaires were administered in tourism development activities local Language (Malayalam) for the better 4. Many of the women in Bekal are not going understanding of the sample group for any job and are happy as homemakers, involved in the study. Questionnaires were and a negligible number of women out of distributed to 100 households in the study the few who go for job are only involved in area to be filled by the women to know their tourism related jobs. interest and involvement in the tourism sector and survey was conducted during a 5. The women’s community of Bekal are not period of one week in March 2012. well educated and are not aware enough to Information was also collected from the local do any tourism related job. Local women in people through interview method. Bekal believe that tourism related jobs provide enough safety & security to women The researcher depended on secondary and are suitable for them as well.
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